April 2019 Archive

Resident angered by Stable Neighbourhoods presentation

(Re: Council looks for area-specific restrictions in Aurora’s Stable Neighbourhoods, April 4) As a concerned resident of the Aurora Heights neighbourhood, I attended the March ...

Clean-up Day and community garage sale aimed at keeping Aurora beautiful

Help to keep Aurora beautiful by fanning out with a team of volunteers this Saturday for the Town’s annual Clean-Up Day.

Students demand change in province-wide walkout

Teens staged walkout Thursday afternoon to protest changes to Ontario's Education system.

Something for everyone at this week’s Home & Lifestyle Show

Aurora Chamber's 2019 Home & Lifestyle Show takes over Stronach Aurora Recreation Complex (Wellington Street East and Wellington) Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Heritage demolition raises Council questions

The demolition of a heritage building in northeast Aurora before it was de-listed has raised the ire of Council and heritage advocates.

Team owner renews Tigers’ commitment to Aurora

The “jungle” is here to stay, according to Jim Thomson. Just days after the demise of the Newmarket Hurricanes was announced...

Reader impressed by “Sacred Canoe” project

(Re: Peaceful portage departs on path towards Truth & Reconciliation, March 28) “The Sacred Canoe is a beautiful example of how history can be brought ...

BROCK’S BANTER: Lighting a Spark

By Brock Weir My parents can never be criticized for their lack of persistence. When they set their minds to do something, they were – ...

TIME TRAVELLER’S DIARY: [Milk]Shake, Rattle and Bowl

By Michelle JohnsonAurora Museum & Archives In 1927, Archie and Lorne Cousins approached Council with a plan to establish a dairy and pasteurizing plant on ...

GETTING THINGS DONE: Protecting Stable Neighbourhoods

By Mayor Tom Mrakas At the Public Planning meeting this past Wednesday, Council discussed, once again, the issue of how best to protect stable neighbourhoods ...

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